EP2139158B1 - Verfahren, Vorrichtung und System zur Realisierung eines Multicast-Dienstes - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a multicast technology in the communication field, and in particular, to a method, device, and system for implementing multicast services.
- Multicast is a method for a host to send a message to multiple specific recipients, and becomes an indispensable key technology on the new generation network.
- IP Internet Protocol
- a source host sends only one copy of data
- the destination address in the data is the address of a multicast group. All recipients in the multicast group can receive the same copy of data, and only a host (destination host) in the multicast group can receive the data, and other hosts on the network cannot receive it.
- IP addresses are categorized into four classes, namely, classes A-D. Class D addresses are reserved as multicast addresses. In IPv4, all IP addresses from 224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255 are class D addresses. Addresses from 224.0.0.0 to 224.0.0.255 are reserved.
- Addresses from 224.0.1.0 to 238.255.255.255 are multicast addresses for users and are valid on the entire network. Addresses from 239.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255 are administratively scoped multicast addresses and are valid in the specific local scope. On an IPv4 multicast network, how to use addresses other than known and reserved multicast addresses is not specified. Therefore, addresses may conflict.
- IPTV Internet Protocol Television
- UE User Equipment
- EPG Electronic Program Guide
- Multicast addresses provided by different IPTV operators may be the same, and multicast paths of most programs of one IPTV operator may also be the same. Therefore, a conflict may occur.
- channels of each IPTV operator may be allocated different multicast addresses. If each channel requires one IP multicast address, the bearer network needs to maintain many multicast paths. Thus, the maintenance burden is very heavy.
- the network operator allocates multicast addresses to channels of an IPTV operator and provides an EPG in a unified manner, thus ensuring that multicast addresses on the bearer network do not conflict.
- the solution solves the possible multicast address conflict problem when multiple IPTV operators share one bearer network.
- multicast addresses of channels of an IPTV operator are allocated by a network operator, multicast addresses of channels of the IPTV operator can hardly be consistent when the network of the IPTV operator needs to be connected to multiple bearer networks.
- the bearer network still needs to maintain many multicast paths.
- Document D1 ( EP1 950 907A ) describes a method for implementing multicast in the MAC in MAC network.
- the inventive method adds into the PBB the correspondence of the multicast address between the private network and the public network as well as the multicast forwarding tables. (See abstract of the D1)
- CE1 sends a multicast message to PBB1;
- PBB1 replaces the private network multicast address in the received multicast message into the corresponding public network multicast address according to the above corresponding relationship (See column 10, paragraph [0071]).
- Document D2 ( US 2005/190765A1 ) describes a multicast network unit for delivering data between independent multicast network domains.
- the multicast network unit includes an extraction part for extracting a multicast delivery destination address from received data, a holder part for holding conversation data where the multicast delivery destination address corresponds to a delivery source address, and a judgment part for judging whether the multicast delivery destination address is held and outputting the result of a judgment (See the abstract of the document D2).
- a multicast packet transfer system includes a first packet transfer apparatus and a second packet transfer apparatus.
- the first packet transfer apparatus transmits transfer packet data relating to an IP header and a UDP header of a multicast packet when the multicast packet is received, rewrites a header section of the multicast packet to produce a unicast packet, and transmits the unicast packet.
- the second packet transfer apparatus receives the transfer packet data and the unicast packet, and reproduces the multicast packet based on the received unicast packet and the received transfer packet data (See the abstract of the document D3).
- the present invention provides a method, a device, and a system for implementing multicast services to reduce the number of multicast paths to be maintained by the bearer network.
- the method for implementing multicast services includes:
- the multicast address management entity includes:
- the system for implementing multicast services includes a multicast address management entity of the second aspect and two or more data transmission devices, each of the data transmission devices comprises an external interface module (71) and an internal interface module (72), wherein the external interface module or the internal interface module is configured to exchange multicast service data with an external device and an internal device on a bearer network respectively, and further comprises:
- the multicast address management entity is adapted to: set up a mapping between an original multicast address ID of multicast service data and a multicast address ID inside the bearer network, and send the mapping information to the data transmission device located at the ingress and the data transmission device located at the egress of a multicast path respectively.
- the data transmission device at the ingress of the multicast path is configured to convert the original multicast address ID of the received multicast service data into the multicast address ID inside the bearer network according to the mapping, and send the multicast service data.
- the data transmission device at the egress of the multicast path is configured to convert the multicast address ID inside the bearer network into the original multicast address ID of the multicast service data according to the mapping relationship information, and send the multicast service data.
- an original multicast address ID of multicast service data is mapped to a multicast address ID inside the bearer network, and the multicast service data is sent to an ingress node and an egress node of a multicast path.
- the multicast address ID inside the bearer network is used when the multicast service data is transmitted inside the bearer network and the original multicast address ID is used when the multicast service data is transmitted outside the bearer network. Therefore, internal multicast addresses of the bearer network do not conflict.
- a proper address mapping can be used to reduce the number of multicast paths to be maintained on the bearer network.
- the control and data processes of a UE and an IPTV operator do not change.
- the bearer control layer and the bearer layer convert multicast addresses in control and data streams. Multicast addresses allocated by the IPTV operator are still used outside the multicast service bearer network, and internal multicast addresses of the bearer network allocated by the bearer control layer and the bearer layer are used inside the multicast service bearer network for transmitting multicast services. Thus, a conflict of multicast addresses inside the bearer network is avoided.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart for controlling multicast addresses in an embodiment of the present invention.
- a UE sends multicast address information (such as a multicast address pair ⁇ G,S>, where "G" is a multicast address and "S" is a multicast source address) to a Resource and Admission Control Subsystem (RACS) at the bearer control layer through an Application Function (AF); and the RACS maps the multicast address pair to a multicast address pair ⁇ G',S'> managed by the RACS, and sends the mapping of the multicast address pair to an ingress node and an egress node of a multicast path of the multicast service.
- the process includes the following steps:
- the control function of the RACS at the bearer control layer is as follows: implementing admission control based on a storage policy, and accepting or rejecting a multicast service request. If the RACS accepts a multicast service request from the UE, the RACS reserves resources for transmitting the multicast service data, sets up a multicast path for transmitting the multicast streams, and maps the multicast address pair.
- Step 204 The bearer control layer returns a response indicating the setting is complete to the service control layer.
- Step 205 The service control layer notifies the UE of success of the multicast service request, and sends the multicast address pair ⁇ G,S> of the requested multicast service to the UE.
- step 203 if the bearer control layer reserves resources for the multicast service requested by the UE, but does not set up a multicast path for the multicast service requested by the UE (or does not add the UE to the multicast path), after the UE receives the notification indicating success of the multicast service request sent by the service control layer in step 205, step 206 needs to be executed. That is, the UE sends a multicast joining request according to the obtained multicast address pair ⁇ G,S>, and the request carries the multicast address pair ⁇ G,S>. When the request arrives at the egress node of the multicast path, the multicast address pair ⁇ G,S> in the multicast joining request is mapped to ⁇ G',S'>. The multicast joining request is processed according to a common process.
- multicast address information can be identified by a multicast address G.
- multicast address G can be identified by a multicast address G.
- mapping multicast address information provided by the IPTV operator to multicast address information managed by the bearer network operator, setting up a mapping between multicast addresses, and sending the mapping information to an ingress node and an egress node of a multicast path may be based on the multicast service request of a UE, or may be: configuring the mapping information on an ingress node and an egress node of a multicast path in static configuration mode according to the networking conditions or network planning through the RACS or directly.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart for transmitting multicast service streams.
- edge nodes of the multicast service bearer network include nodes a-f.
- the node f is the ingress node of a multicast path and the node a is the egress node of the multicast path.
- the multicast streams with the multicast address pair ⁇ G,S> arrive at the ingress node f from a multicast source, and then enter the bearer network from the ingress node f.
- the ingress node f converts the multicast address pair ⁇ G,S> into ⁇ G',S'> according to the multicast address mapping information.
- the multicast streams with the multicast address pair ⁇ G',S'> are routed to the egress node a of the bearer network along the multicast path.
- the egress node a converts the multicast address pair ⁇ G',S'> of the multicast streams into ⁇ G,S> according to the multicast address mapping information, and sends the multicast streams to the UE.
- the ingress node f maps the ingress multicast group address ⁇ G,S> to the egress multicast group address ⁇ G',S'> according to the multicast address mapping table sent to it (in the table, the ingress multicast group is ⁇ G,S>, and the egress multicast group is ⁇ G',S'>).
- multicast address information provided by the IPTV operator is converted into internal multicast address information of the bearer network.
- the egress node a maps the ingress multicast group address ⁇ G',S'> into the egress multicast group address ⁇ G,S> according to the multicast address mapping table sent to it (in the table, the ingress multicast group is ⁇ G',S'>, and the egress multicast group is ⁇ G,S>).
- the ingress multicast group is ⁇ G',S'>
- the egress multicast group is ⁇ G,S>
- the address information of multicast service data is still provided by the IPTV operator.
- Multicast service data uses multicast address information provided by the bearer network when it is transmitted inside the bearer network. Therefore, when the network of the IPTV operator needs to be connected to multiple bearer networks, the multicast addresses of the multicast services of the IPTV operator can be consistent. Through address mapping, the addresses of the multicast services do not conflict inside the bearer network.
- the address information of multicast service data is still provided by the IPTV operator. This facilitates IPTV operators to add services and facilitates menu management.
- multicast services can be implemented according to the foregoing process.
- multicast service packages correspond to a group of multicast address pairs
- embodiments of the present invention provide a method for implementing multicast services.
- BTV Broadcast TV
- BTV Broadcast TV
- a UE does not need to be authenticated and charged according to each request. Therefore, when the UE requests a multicast service package, the UE needs to request multicast groups corresponding to a group of multicast service streams in the multicast service package.
- the multicast paths of these multicast service streams are consistent, but multicast addresses are different. If the bearer network maintains multicast paths separately according to multicast addresses, the maintenance burden is very heavy.
- the present invention maps the multicast address pairs ⁇ G1,S1>, ⁇ G2,S2>, ⁇ G3,S3>, ..., and ⁇ Gn,Sn> of a group of multicast service streams in the same multicast service package to a group of multicast address pairs ⁇ G',S1'>, ⁇ G',S2'>, ⁇ G',S3'>, ..., and ⁇ G',Sn'> that have the same multicast address according to the networking conditions or network planning.
- the bearer network maintains only the multicast paths of the multicast service package according to the multicast address G', and uses ⁇ G',*> to maintain and allocate resources for the internal multicast paths on the bearer network in a unified manner so that the bearer network can implement simplified control for the group of multicast service streams.
- FIG. 4 and FIG. 5 provide examples for implementing multicast services with regard to multicast service packages in the present invention.
- an edge node provides the ingress of multicast streams for the access convergence network.
- the switch can process multicast requests.
- AN1 and AN2 are two multicast egress nodes.
- a UE requests a multicast service and the request is accepted.
- a multicast address mapping is set up and sent to the corresponding ingress node and egress node. (The specific process is the same as the process shown in FIG. 2 ).
- the multicast service requested by the UE is a BTV service package.
- the BTV service package includes the multicast streams of two multicast address pairs ⁇ g1,s1> and ⁇ g2,s2>.
- the address mapping is as follows: ⁇ g1,s1> corresponds to the address pair ⁇ g',s1'> of the bearer network, and ⁇ g2,s2> corresponds to the address pair ⁇ g',s2'> of the bearer network.
- the process of requesting to join a multicast group by the UE includes the following steps:
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart for transmitting multicast service streams.
- edge nodes of the multicast service bearer network include nodes a-f.
- the node f is the ingress node (corresponding to the EN in FIG .4 ) of a multicast path and the nodes a and b are the egress nodes (corresponding to the AN1 an AN2 in FIG .4 ) of the multicast path.
- a group of multicast streams in a multicast service package which correspond to a group of multicast address pairs ⁇ G1,S1>, ⁇ G2,S2>, ⁇ G3,S3>, ..., and ⁇ Gn,Sn> (The multicast address pairs are provided by the IPTV operator), arrive at the ingress node f from the multicast source, and then enter the bearer network from the ingress node f.
- the ingress node f converts the multicast address pairs ( ⁇ G1,S1>, ⁇ G2,S2>, ⁇ G3,S3>, ..., and ⁇ Gn,Sn>) of the group of multicast streams into internal multicast address pairs ( ⁇ G',S1'>, ⁇ G',S2'>, ⁇ G',S3'>, ..., and ⁇ G',Sn'>) of the bearer network.
- the multicast streams with the group of multicast address pairs ⁇ G',S1'>, ⁇ G',S2'>, ⁇ G',S3'>, ..., and ⁇ G',Sn'> are routed to the egress nodes a and b of the bearer network along the multicast path.
- the egress nodes a and b convert the internal multicast address pairs ⁇ G',S1'>, ⁇ G',S2'>, ⁇ G',S3'>, ..., and ⁇ G',Sn'> of the bearer network of the group of multicast streams into multicast address pairs ⁇ G1,S1>, ⁇ G2,S2>, ⁇ G3,S3>, ..., and ⁇ Gn,Sn> provided by the IPTV operator, and send the group of multicast streams to the UE.
- the ingress node f maps the ingress multicast group address to the corresponding egress multicast group address according to the multicast address mapping table sent to it (in the table, the ingress multicast group is ⁇ G1,S1>, ⁇ G2,S2>, ⁇ G3,S3>, ..., and ⁇ Gn,Sn>, and the egress multicast group is ⁇ G',S1'>, ⁇ G',S2'>, ⁇ G',S3'>, ..., and ⁇ G',Sn'>).
- multicast address information provided by the IPTV operator is converted into internal multicast address information of the bearer network.
- the egress nodes a and b map the ingress multicast group address to the corresponding egress multicast group address according to the multicast address mapping table sent to it (in the table, the ingress multicast group is ⁇ G',S1'>, ⁇ G',S2'>, ⁇ G',S3'>, ..., and ⁇ G',Sn'>, and the egress multicast group is ⁇ G1,S1>, ⁇ G2,S2>, ⁇ G3,S3>, ..., and ⁇ Gn,Sn>).
- the ingress multicast group is ⁇ G',S1'>, ⁇ G',S2'>, ⁇ G',S3'>, ..., and ⁇ G',Sn'>
- the egress multicast group is ⁇ G1,S1>, ⁇ G2,S2>, ⁇ G3,S3>, ..., and ⁇ Gn,Sn>.
- multicast address pairs of different multicast streams that have the same multicast path are converted into multicast address pairs that have the same multicast address (multicast groups are differentiated according to the address of a multicast source).
- the bearer network may maintain only a multicast path corresponding to the multicast address, and the number of multicast paths to be maintained is reduced.
- multicast addresses of multicast streams in different multicast paths can be mapped to the same multicast address to reduce the number of multicast paths to be maintained.
- Embodiments of the present invention further provide a resource management system.
- FIG. 6 shows a structure of a resource management system in an embodiment of the present invention.
- the resource management system includes a multicast address management entity 6.
- the multicast address management entity 6 includes a multicast address mapping module 61 and a multicast address mapping sending module 62.
- the multicast address mapping module 61 is adapted to: map an original multicast address ID of multicast service data (namely, multicast address information provided by the IPTV operator) to a multicast address ID inside the bearer network, and set up a mapping between the original multicast address ID of the multicast service data and the multicast address ID inside the bearer network.
- the original multicast address ID is provided by the IPTV operator.
- the multicast address ID inside the bearer network is allocated by the operator of the multicast service bearer network.
- the multicast address mapping sending module 62 is adapted to send the mapping between the original multicast address ID and the multicast address ID inside the bearer network to an ingress node device and an egress node device of a multicast path.
- the ingress node device and the egress node device can convert multicast address IDs of multicast service data according to the mapping.
- the specific processing of the multicast address mapping module 61 is as follows:
- the multicast address mapping module 61 may further map original multicast address pairs of multiple multicast service data to internal multicast address pairs of the bearer network. If multicast addresses in the internal multicast address pairs of the bearer network are the same, and especially, if a group of multicast service streams in a multicast service package have the same multicast path, the multicast address mapping module may map multicast address pairs of the multicast service streams to internal multicast address pairs that have the same multicast address, of the bearer network.
- the multicast address management entity may be located in a RACS, or located in a router (especially, a central router), a resource manager, a policy manager, and a broadband access server when serving as a functional module.
- Embodiments of the present invention further provide a data transmission device.
- FIG. 7 shows a structure of a data transmission device in an embodiment of the present invention.
- the data transmission device includes an external interface module 71 and an internal interface module 72.
- the data transmission device further includes a multicast address mapping receiving module 73 and a first multicast address mapping module 74.
- the external interface module 71 and the internal interface module 72 are adapted to exchange multicast service data with an external device and an internal device on the bearer network respectively.
- the multicast service data may be multicast streams or related signaling.
- the multicast address mapping receiving module 73 is adapted to receive a mapping of multicast addresses.
- the mapping information includes a mapping between an original multicast address ID of multicast service data and a multicast address ID inside the bearer network.
- the original multicast address ID is provided by the IPTV operator and the multicast address ID inside the bearer network is allocated by the operator of the multicast service bearer network.
- the first multicast address mapping module 74 is adapted to: convert the original multicast address ID of multicast service data into the multicast address ID inside the bearer network according to the mapping information, and send the multicast service data to the internal interface module; or convert the multicast address ID inside the bearer network into the original multicast address ID of the multicast service data, and send the multicast service data to the external interface module.
- the mapping information received by the multicast address mapping receiving module 73 means mapping the original multicast address ID to the multicast address ID inside the bearer network; and the first multicast address mapping module 74 maps/converts the original multicast address ID of multicast streams received by the external interface module 71 from the multicast source into the multicast address ID inside the bearer network according to the mapping information and sends the multicast streams to the internal interface module 72, and the internal interface module 72 sends the multicast streams to another data transmission device on the bearer network.
- the mapping information received by the multicast address mapping receiving module 73 means mapping the multicast address ID inside the bearer network to the original multicast address ID; and the first multicast address mapping module 74 maps/converts the multicast address ID inside the bearer network of multicast streams received by the internal interface module 72 into the original multicast address ID of the multicast streams according to the mapping information and sends the multicast streams to the external interface module 71, and the external interface module 71 sends the multicast streams to the recipient.
- the data transmission device may further include a second multicast address mapping module 75.
- the second multicast address mapping module 75 maps/converts the original multicast address ID in multicast service signaling (such as a multicast joining request) received by the external interface module 71 into the multicast address ID inside the bearer network and sends the signaling to the internal interface module 72, and the internal interface module 72 sends the signaling to a data transmission device on the bearer network.
- multicast service signaling such as a multicast joining request
- the second multicast address mapping module 75 maps the multicast address ID inside the bearer network in multicast service signaling (such as a multicast joining request) received by the internal interface module 72 to the original multicast address ID of the multicast service and sends the signaling to the external interface module 71.
- Embodiments of the present invention further provide a system for implementing multicast services.
- the system includes a multicast address management entity and data transmission devices at the ingress and the egress of a multicast path.
- the multicast address management entity is adapted to: set up a mapping between an original multicast address ID of multicast service data and a multicast address ID inside the bearer network; and send the mapping information to data transmission devices at the ingress and the egress of the multicast path.
- the original multicast address ID is provided by the IPTV operator and the multicast address ID inside the bearer network is allocated by the operator of the multicast service bearer network.
- the data transmission device located at the ingress of the multicast path is adapted to: map/convert the original multicast address of multicast service data received from the multicast source into the multicast address ID inside the bearer network according to the mapping of multicast addresses, and send the multicast service data to the data transmission device at the egress of the multicast path.
- the data transmission device located at the egress of the multicast path is adapted to: map/convert the multicast address ID inside the bearer network of multicast service data into the original multicast address ID of the multicast service data, and send the multicast service data to the recipient.
- the control and data processes of the UE and the IPTV operator do not change.
- the bearer control layer and the bearer layer convert multicast addresses in control and data streams. Externally, the multicast addresses do not change, and internally, the multicast addresses are converted into internal multicast addresses. Therefore, multicast addresses do not conflict inside the bearer network.
- different multicast groups that have the same multicast path can be converted into multicast groups that have the same multicast address (multicast groups are differentiated through the address of a multicast source).
- the bearer network may maintain only a multicast path corresponding to the multicast address, and the number of multicast paths to be maintained is reduced.
- the present invention may be implemented through hardware or through software in addition to a necessary universal hardware platform.
- the technical solution of the present invention may be made into software.
- the software may be stored in a non-volatile storage medium (for example, a CD-ROM, a USB disk, and a mobile hard disk), and include several instructions that instruct a computer device (such as a personal computer, a server, or a network device) to perform the methods provided in each embodiment of the present invention.
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- Verfahren zum Implementieren von Gruppenrufdiensten, das Folgendes umfasst:Aufbauen von Abbildungsbeziehungsinformationen zwischen einer ursprünglichen Gruppenrufadress-ID von Gruppenrufdienstdaten und einer Gruppenrufadress-ID innerhalb eines Trägernetzes in einem Eingangsknoten und einem Ausgangsknoten eines Gruppenrufpfads; undUmsetzen durch den Eingangsknoten der Adresse der empfangenen Gruppenrufdienstdaten von der ursprünglichen Gruppenrufadress-ID in die Gruppenrufadress-ID innerhalb des Trägernetzes gemäß den Abbildungsbeziehungsinformationen und Aussenden der Gruppenrufdienstdaten; undUmsetzen durch den Ausgangsknoten der Adresse der empfangenen Gruppenrufdienstdaten von der Gruppenrufadress-ID innerhalb des Trägernetzes in die ursprüngliche Gruppenrufadress-ID gemäß den Abbildungsinformationen und Aussenden der Gruppenrufdienstdaten;dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Schritt des Aufbauens der Abbildungsbeziehungsinformationen zwischen der ursprünglichen Gruppenrufadress-ID der Gruppenrufdienstdaten und der Gruppenrufadress-ID innerhalb des Trägernetzes Folgendes umfasst:wenn mehrere Gruppenrufadresspaare demselben Gruppenrufdienstpaket entsprechen, Abbilden der Gruppenrufadresspaare auf Gruppenrufadresspaare innerhalb des Trägernetzes, wobei Gruppenrufadressen in den internen Gruppenrufadresspaaren des Trägernetzes dieselben sind und Gruppenrufquelladressen in den internen Gruppenrufadresspaaren des Trägernetzes unterschiedlich sind.
- Verfahren nach Anspruch 1, wobei das Aufbauen der Abbildungsbeziehungsinformationen zwischen der ursprünglichen Gruppenrufadress-ID von Gruppenrufdienstdaten und der Gruppenrufadress-ID innerhalb des Trägernetzes in dem Eingangsknoten und dem Ausgangsknoten des Gruppenrufpfads Folgendes umfasst:Konfigurieren der Abbildungsbeziehungsinformationen in dem Eingangsknoten und dem Ausgangsknoten des Gruppenrufpfads im statistischen Konfigurationsmodus; oderAufbauen der Abbildungsbeziehungsinformationen zwischen der ursprünglichen Gruppenrufadress-ID der Gruppenrufdienstdaten und der Gruppenrufadress-ID innerhalb des Trägernetzes durch eine Trägersteuerentität, wenn eine Gruppenrufdienstdatenanforderung empfangen wird, und Senden der Abbildungsbeziehungsinformationen zu dem Eingangsknoten und dem Ausgangsknoten des Gruppenrufpfads.
- Verfahren nach Anspruch 1, wobei die Gruppenrufadress-ID ein Gruppenrufadresspaar ist, das eine Gruppenrufadresse und eine Gruppenrufquelladresse umfasst.
- Verfahren nach Anspruch 3, wobei der Schritt des Aufbauens der Abbildungsbeziehungsinformationen zwischen der ursprünglichen Gruppenrufadress-ID der Gruppenrufdienstdaten und der Gruppenrufadress-ID innerhalb des Trägernetzes Folgendes umfasst:Abbilden der Gruppenrufadresse und der Gruppenrufquelladresse in dem ursprünglichen Gruppenrufadresspaar auf eine Gruppenrufadresse und eine Gruppenrufquelladresse in einem Gruppenrufadresspaar innerhalb des Trägernetzes und Aufbauen von Abbildungsbeziehungsinformationen zwischen dem ursprünglichen Gruppenrufadresspaar und dem Gruppenrufadresspaar innerhalb des Trägernetzes.
- Gruppenrufadressmanagemententität, gekennzeichnet durch:ein Gruppenrufadressabbildungsmodul (61), das konfiguriert ist, Abbildungsbeziehungsinformationen zwischen einer ursprünglichen Gruppenrufadress-ID von Gruppenrufdienstdaten und einer Gruppenrufadress-ID innerhalb eines Trägernetzes aufzubauen; undein Gruppenrufadressabbildungssendemodul (62), das konfiguriert ist, die Abbildung zwischen der ursprünglichen Gruppenrufadress-ID und der Gruppenrufadress-ID innerhalb des Trägernetzes zu einer Eingangsknotenvorrichtung und einer Ausgangsknotenvorrichtung eines Gruppenrufpfads zu senden;wobei das Gruppenrufadressabbildungsmodul ferner konfiguriert ist, mehrere Gruppenrufadresspaare auf Gruppenrufadresspaare innerhalb des Trägernetzes abzubilden, wenn die mehreren Gruppenrufadresspaare demselben Gruppenrufdienstpaket entsprechen, wobei Gruppenrufadressen in den Gruppenrufadresspaaren innerhalb des Trägernetzes dieselben sind und Gruppenrufquelladressen in den internen Gruppenrufadresspaaren des Trägernetzes unterschiedlich sind.
- Gruppenrufadressmanagemententität nach Anspruch 5,
wobei, falls die ursprüngliche Gruppenrufadress-ID ein Gruppenrufadresspaar ist, das Gruppenrufadressabbildungsmodul ferner konfiguriert ist, die Gruppenrufadresse und die Gruppenrufquelladresse in dem ursprünglichen Gruppenrufadresspaar auf eine Gruppenrufadresse und eine Gruppenrufquelladresse in einem Gruppenrufadresspaar innerhalb des Trägernetzes abzubilden. - System zum Implementieren von Gruppenrufdiensten, gekennzeichnet durch: eine Gruppenrufadressmanagemententität nach Anspruch 5 und zwei oder mehr Datenübertragungsvorrichtungen, wobei jede der Datenübertragungsvorrichtungen ein externes Schnittstellenmodul (71) und ein internes Schnittstellenmodul (72) umfasst, wobei das externe Schnittstellenmodul oder das interne Schnittstellenmodul konfiguriert ist, Gruppenrufdienstdaten mit einer externen Vorrichtung bzw. einer internen Vorrichtung auf einem Trägernetz auszutauschen, und das ferner Folgendes umfasst:ein Gruppenrufadressabbildungsempfangsmodul (73), das konfiguriert ist, eine Abbildung von Gruppenrufadressen zu empfangen, die eine Abbildung zwischen einer ursprünglichen Gruppenrufadress-ID von Gruppenrufdienstdaten und einer Gruppenrufadress-ID innerhalb des Trägernetzes ist; undein erstes Gruppenrufadressabbildungsmodul (74), das konfiguriert ist, eine Eingangsgruppenrufadress-ID der empfangenen Gruppenrufdienstdaten in eine Ausgangsgruppenrufadress-ID gemäß den Abbildungsinformationen umzusetzen und die Gruppenrufdienstdaten zu senden.
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